Hey. what are you up for today?
The movies? No?
How about the mall? No?
To the Zoo then? You're not in the mood?
Then what is your mood today?
What's that now you're horny?
Are you sure? You are sure.
Do you want me to help you with that?
Maybe? What do I think?
I think that's sounds like fun, to tell you the truth you got me excited right now.
What's that now. Am I hard? Well a little. What?
How can you make me harder? Take your shirt off.
What else? Squeeze your breasts together. Not too hard now and slowly please.
What else? Touch yourself go to town love.
What's that? Am I hard now? Yes I am.
Fuck you? It would be a pleasure, take your panties off.
You're so beautiful. May I kiss you? Yes. May I lick you?
May I go down on you? Yes. May I ask one more question?
May I make love to you? Thank you.
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